Morso 1412 User manual

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Morso 1412 Squirrel Wood burning Fireplace
Morso 1412
The Morso 1412 Squirrel Wood burning Fireplace is a classic radiant wood stove that will
quickly and efficiently heat small rooms. A traditional wood stove decorated with Morsø’s
classic squirrel motif on both sides.
Morso 1412 Squirrel Wood burning Fireplace
Morsø 1412 wood stove is a small universal cast-iron stove that can be used with different types
of fuel: wood, briquettes, coal or energy coke. This wood stove is perfect for small homes,
holiday homes etc. with limited heating needs. The stove is a powerful heat source that fires up
quickly and will heat up to 800 sq ft of living space.
Versatile and practical
Morsø 1412 wood stove comes equipped with riddling grate, ash tray and ashpan, making it
easy to remove ash and clean the stove. Morsø’s combustion system with air wash ensures
that the glass always remains clean when the stove is correctly fired.
Technical Data:
Rated Output: 5 kW
Heats up: 45-75m2
Flue Size 125mm
Height: 703 mm
Depth: 388 mm
Width: 368 mm
Length of Fire Box: 31 cm
*Price excludes Delivery Fee and Installation Costs. Please inquire for a full quotation.
Good advice
If the Morso stove smokes or does not heat - check the following:
If the stove smokes or burns poorly the usual cause is a reduced chimney draught.
If the stove is cold it might help to ignite some crumpled paper in the cleaning door of
the chimney before establishing a fire in the stove.
The chimney and/or the stove pipe may be obstructed.
Leaks in the chimney reduce the draught.
The chimney may be too low. The chimney has to be built according to the local building
code, which in most cases means that the top of the chimney must rise at least
1m above the ridge of the roof.
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Large trees, neighbouring buildings, hills and other landscape conditions may
cause down-draught in the chimney.
Although your stove will operate with virtually any wood, wet or green wood (unseasoned)
should be avoided. Firewood should be seasoned for at least one year, preferably two years.
Avoid using wood which has been exposed to salt water (driftwood, fish boxes, etc.) as the salt
is very corrosive and will reduce the life of the stove and the chimney.
Sweep the Chimney at least every two years and maintain the fireplace in the summer.
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